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Picking a book title should NEVER be like picking a dessert at a restaurant. The title for your book should never be a random after-thought. Read More

It’s true that you want to keep your writing as conversational as possible, but at the same time, you want to avoid mistakes that can lower the grade of what you produce. Read More

NEWSFLASH: There are millions of books uploaded on Kindle and Amazon ever week. If you want to sell more books, it has to be clear - what makes yours different? You have to define that if you hope of getting featured in big media or getting into retail outlets. Read More

It’s a question I get often and I decided to do some research to find an answer that could guide my readers. There are many important reasons why you’d need to know the page count of a book before you’ve fully completed it. Read More

Long gone are the days when announcing a new book was simply a matter of putting together a news release, sending it off over the wire and counting on major news outlets to spread the word. Even when you work with a publisher, you cannot count on them doing much publicity for you unless you have a Read More

If you’ve not been using Google+ to launch your book, this interview will change your mind and motivate it! Read More

In this interview, Kim Duke, author of the Ugly Baby book reveals what’s holding back women from living their life to the fullest and reach for their dreams.

It’s a great conversation – well worth watching:
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Guy Kawasaki even has publicly admitted that no matter how many times you read your book or how many editors review it, chances are there will be a few errors that you miss. It’s one thing to have a few errors here and there; it’s a completely different one to have a book trifled with obvious gramm Read More

I’m a huge Google+ fan and have been since earlier this year. I’ll admit to being late at the party, but once I discovered the power of Google+ Hangouts, I was a convert. I’ll admit to having opened a Google+ account a year ago, but I really wasn’t doing much and quite frankly found Google+ to be a Read More

I consider myself a veteran self-published author because my first book came out in 2002 and back then there was no such thing as digital publishing. I had to pay for printing, shipping and storage cost on top of all of the other costs associated with publishing your own book. There was no Facebook Read More